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Hi, Amanda, and welcome back, everyone.

Hi, I'm so happy we're finally back recording.

It feels like we took a little bit of a hiatus, so I'm glad we're back.

Yes, summer was a lot more than I think I realized at the time.

I

know you realized it during the

time.

Yeah, I

was in the thick of it thinking, what am I doing? This is crazy.

Well, you have it times four, and you didn't have your kids in camp, which is like a Herculean act.

It's so interesting.

I was talking to my sister about that, and I was telling her, I'm like, there just aren't camps here.

My sister lives in Utah, but I'm like, there aren't camps here.

It's just not really a thing.

Like, you can put them in daycare, but there's not camps in the same way that there are in big cities.

Interesting.

Do you guys have a

YMCA? Yeah, but not.

It's not.

No. It's not what it is in

bigger cities.

YMCA usually does really good camps.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, our YMCA is very tiny, very old.

It does not get much funding.

Interesting.

Yeah.

We went to...

Did I talk to you since we got back from Colorado? We stayed at the YMCA.

No.

They have hotels.

There's two hotels in the Rocky Mountains, and my sister-in-law lives in Colorado.

And we don't do a lot of traveling ever since my son came.

We just...

We travel to visit family.

Yeah.

And that's why, like...

That's why I'm so excited for Dallas because I rarely travel for things other than to see family.

And so I was trying to look up because she was sending me Airbnbs because we wanted to go to the Rockies.

And I was like, I just don't want to have to entertain my son.

So I looked up places and they have two hotels in the Rockies.

And from like 8 a.m. on till like 7 p.m., they have kids activities.

So there's like nature classes and all these things.

And most of them are included.

And it's in the middle of the Rockies.

So you go.

And even if you don't attend any of these classes, there's basketball courts, horseshoes.

Like I'll send you photos, but they're beautiful.

And it's inexpensive for what you get.

I mean, granted, the rooms are kind of dormitory style, but you get your own

bathroom.

But it was so beautiful.

You're in the middle of this like gorgeous right outside the National Park.

And I think it was like 180 bucks a night.

I mean, that's a hotel.

Yeah.

Like

a

crappy

hotel.

So that's amazing.

And so if you're ever traveling, anyone listening, look for like kid-friendly places and national parks to have them.

We have one in Yosemite that I went to and it's called Tenaya Lodge.

And again, it has like archery and all of these things to keep your kids entertained and you kind of relax.

That's so fun.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That is really cool.

Yeah.

I don't know if we've ever done anything like that, but that sounds fun.